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Click here to subscribeA REGENCY SIMULATED ROSEWOOD BERGERE LIBRARY CHAIR with shaped caned back and drop in seat; raised on ring turned tapering legs.53cm wide 86cm highThere is a piece missing from the back rest and the burgere is in good condition with no damage, the legs are loose on the joints and the scumbled finish has scratches and wears to the edges. 47cm seat height
A EARLY 19TH CENTURY ELM AND PITCH PINE PRIMITIVE COMB BACK CHAIR with plank seat and stick legs.46cm wide 68cm high The chair has old worm holes throughout, the planks on the seat are loose and the chair wobbles when moved. There are no replaced parts and the original paint is visible on the spindles. The chair has come from a private collector.
AN 18TH / 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD ARMCHAIR of highly ornate pierced and overall carved design depicting figures, dragons and scrolling leafage; the matching arms with dragon armrests, plain panelled seat and raised on mask head short cabriole front legs with claw and ball feet.102cm high 57cm across
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ELM STICK BACK WINDSOR CHAIR the hooped back and splayed arms with spindle supports and crook arms above a saddle seat; raised on ringed tapering legs joined by a H stretcher64cm wide 98cm high In good original condition with no replaced parts or major damage. The arms are loose on the joints. The legs are not cut down. The seat is 37cm wide between the spindles and 36cm deep.
A ROBERT 'MOUSEMAN' THOMPSON ADZED OAK ROCKING CHAIR of dowelled construction with double panel woven strapwork back-shaped arms and a studded leather seat on faceted square baluster front legs and rockers with carved mouse trademark.54.5cm across rockers, 97cm highThis is in good original condition. No loose joints. The chair is dirty and has small water marks and stains throughout. The leather covering is original with no damage. Rocks well. More images uploaded.
AN UNUSUAL GEORGE I BURR WALNUT SIDE CHAIR WITH TAPESTRY SEAT the shaped cut-out panelled top above a vase centre splat and curved uprights on a drop in embroidered woolwork seat and rounded front; raised on shell carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet centred by a scalloped shell to the seat rail.58cm wide 100cm high The chair has been fully restored, the front left ear has been replaced and the chair has small cracks and splits in the veneer consistent with age. It has been cleaned and re-polished. No damage to the legs.
A Victorian 19th century oak framed spoon back upholstered armchair. Having a carved curved wooden frame, red upholstered button back fabric. Padded elbow rests, further carved decoration to arm rests. Padded overstuffed cushioned seat. All supported on scrolled feet. Measures approx 95 x 68 x 80 cm.
A 19th century Continental style pine bench with a shaped top rail above a panelled back and a cushion seat96cm high x 175cm long x 47cm deepQty: 1Some of the woodwork has come loose with minor cracking to the supports to the arm. Crack to the front rail. Running from the seat to all the way down. Signs of historic woodworm. Wear commensurate with age and use however the cushion seat is new and recently upholstered.
A child's pram modelled as a miniature horse drawn carriage, the metal on elliptical springs at the front and scrolled springs at the back, carrying an upholstered seat and sunshade101cm (144cm including handles) x 40cm x 94cmQty: 1In generally good condition. Some scuffing around the edges. Distressing to the wood and some stain marks.
A 19th century ash, elm and yew wood Windsor armchair, with a pierced splat, carved saddle seat and turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher57cm wide x 57cm deep x 100.5cm highQty: 1The feet a little cut down. A bloom to the varnish over the top rail of the chair. In need of re-polishing. Some signs of old woodworm to the back of the seat.
A set of six Regency dining chairs, the top rail painted with harvest motifs and with gilt highlighting throughout, the seats of wicker46.5cm wide x 84.5cm highQty: 6Some pieces missing. One crossrail detached but pressent. Damage to the wickerwork on one of the seat and in need of repair. Scratches and rubbing to the black painting and the gilt highlighting. General damage to the woodwork throughout.
A pair of early Victorian mahogany shell back hall chairs, the shells raised on sea scrolled supports flanking a central armorial cartouche of a rampant wolf, the seat raised on sabre legs39cm wide x 85cm highQty: 2A small crack to the top of the back of one. Minor denting to the sea scrolling, and a small chip out of one side. Wear to the seats commensurate with age and use. Some minor staining. A chip to the back leg and evidence of repair on the same leg. Further evidence of repair to the back legs of one and some missing veneer.
A Victorian papier-mâché bergère chair with caned back and seat, the frame decorated with floral motifs and gilt foliage, raised on turned front legs terminating in brass castors53cm wide x 81cm highQty: 1Generally good condition. Some signs of scuffing and scratching. Minor cracking to the bottom of the back of the seat and evidence of repair to the back leg. Some wear to the papier-mâché on the corners. A crack down the front right leg as you are looking at it.
A Victorian gothic hall chair, the arched top rail above a back forming three further arches, the seat raised on turned legs45cm wide x 86cm highQty: 1In generally good condition. Scuffing to the seat commensurate with age and use. Some scratching to the varnish. Later seat supports added. Scuffing down the legs commensurate with age. Some minor loses to the seats at the corners
Paya BMW R100 RS. A rare Paya made BMW R100RS motorcycle manufactured in Spain. Item is 1/4 scale and unable to confirm if working. The item appears in Excellent condition, no cracks, decals in tact, tools under the seat. Appears to be composed of metal and plastic . . 50cms long and 34cm high at highest point. No box included. (This does not constitute a guarantee). [MP]
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